U S disarmament plan faces Soviet rejection at Geneva
U S officials promote a three stage disarmament plan and an international body for verification while the Soviet Union and allies reject the proposal. The plan calls for staged arms reductions, a 2.1 million man force cap in stage one, and a general aim to freeze the arms race. The Soviets insist on tighter controls and oppose a universal inspection regime.
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Soldier Thanks President For Aiding Him
Larry D. Chidester a 24 year old from Lewis, Washington, thanks President Kennedy for canceling his court martial after writing a letter criticizing the call up of reservists during the Bertie crisis. The letter signed by 775 of 100 men in the 10th Ordnance Co, 45th National Guard unit, asserted taxpayer money is being wasted. Chidester, awaiting his first child in Salt Lake City, says he respects the president and regrets the trouble caused. At Ft Polk, La., Phc Bernis G. Owen, 23, released from stockade after three weeks of a six month sentence, hopes to return to his unit and be a good soldier. Owen’s stepmother in Seadrift, Texas, questions the rumor of Kennedy’s action as Owen defends his criticism of orders to avoid demonstrations.
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Kennedy Proclaims Peace With Big Steel Industry
President Kennedy described the Geneva plan as a major break toward disarmament and urged continued effort to protect Western interests. He faced questions on nuclear testing as U.S. delegates presented new disarmament proposals and steel investors pressed to rescind price increases amid a grand jury probe.
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Stalin’s Son Dies and Kennedy Refuses Price Peak Claims
A sprawling dispatch links Stalin’s heir Vassily to the postwar Soviet air force, noting his rise and abrupt disappearance. The piece then shifts to Kennedy pledging harmony in labor issues, rejecting claims he set steel prices, arguing market forces and public interest should guide price and wage decisions while opposing nuclear proliferation and detailing ongoing antitrust and campaign-cost discussions.
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Congo Crisis Entangles Tshombe in Airport Standoff
U N and U S officials say Tshombe may freely return to Elisabethville, while Congolese authorities attempt to move him by air. At Leopoldville airport, U.N. furnished DC4 sat as troops and fire engines surrounded the aircraft. An air conditioner broke down as temperatures soared, with lemonade sent from the U S Embassy. The Cabinet held an emergency session as officials blamed poor communications for Tshombe’s attempted departure.
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Nike Components Profit Dispute Namely Western and Douglas
Testimony details alleged inflation of profits in Nike component sales. McClellan cites Douglas adding 1.3 million to 14 million paid to Consolidated Western Steel Co, then Western adds another 998 thousand before billing the Army. Army interest centers on reducing fees while preserving system compatibility.
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Trial Continued on Page Gned With Defense Attacks
Latimer labeled the witness a pathological liar and a traitor while denying the captain acted criminally, arguing he merely acted stupidly in dealings with the Communists. The remark ties to the friend Socialist Communist contention amid the defense.
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Defense costs and feasibility of a new carrier
An expert outlines projected defense spending and the costs of a proposed craft carrier. The president’s request totals about 18 million and 256 million for additional items, with notes on feasibility and production timelines.
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Escape Rabin youths injured in mission to freedom
Two youths were hospitalized after a failed bid for freedom. One, 28, suffered a shoulder wound while the other, 19, sustained spine and pelvis injuries. A third youth, previously unknown to the others, joined at the last moment, police said.
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Steel Industry Surges as Earnings Hit Record Levels
The speaker notes steel and the steel industry, especially, are doing well with earnings at a record level. U.S. Steel stocks have undergone multiple splits, signaling strong market confidence and ongoing capital activity.
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Death Penalty Ordered in Norfolk Murder Case
Jay Timmons, 24, was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of Mrs. Ann Bannon, 26, and sentenced to death by a all male jury after a two hour deliberation in Corporation Court. He also faced charges related to the rapes in the same incident.
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Storekeeper in charged shooting spree in a store
A group of Negro teens on spring break visited Sally's store in a confrontation that turned deadly. Sally fired at the youths wounding six, then fled outside as the group scattered. Investigators gathered accounts from wounded youths and Sally about the chaotic melee. Sally, a long time store owner, denied locking doors before firing and recalled shooting at all present. He has a prior killing conviction from North Carolina and opened the Durham area store in 1960. Neighborhood witnesses describe ongoing trouble from youths nearby.
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Booker T. Washington High School
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Hormone therapy linked to heart risk in men study
Dr Stamler and colleagues at Michael Reese Hospital report feminizing effects from the Pre marin hormone in men and a shift in blood fats toward a female profile. They caution against starting treatment soon after a heart attack and advise low initial doses. The research involved several doctors and Miss Dolores Century.
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